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One UI 7 update halted worldwide (Updated: More rollout details)
Published onApril 15, 2025
- Samsung pulled the One UI 7 update from its servers worldwide on April 14.
- The Android 15-based build started rolling out on April 7 after months of delays.
- Samsung says the update was suspended “to ensure the best possible experience” and that it should resume soon.
Update: April 15, 2025 (04:56 AM ET): Looks like Samsung is getting ready to resume the One UI 7 rollout. According to tipster Ice Universe’s now-deleted post on X, the One UI 7 rollout should restart on April 15. Samsung has also acknowledged the issue and apologized for suspending the update. On its Korean community forums, a company representative and moderator confirmed that the rollout was temporarily paused due to maintenance-related issues, which have been resolved. They added that the One UI 7 update should resume shortly. You can read the full statement by the Samsung moderator here.
Meanwhile, Samsung shared the following statement with Android Authority yesterday:
The One UI 7 rollout schedule is being updated to ensure the best possible experience. The new timing and availability will be shared shortly.
Unfortunately, the company didn’t give any explanation as to why the rollout was paused to begin with.
After months of anticipation, Samsung finally released the One UI 7 update last week. However, the company now appears to have paused the global rollout of the Android 15-based build for the Galaxy S24 series, Galaxy Z Fold 6, and Galaxy Z Flip 6.
This development was confirmed by well-known Samsung leaker Ice Universe, with discussions about the halted One UI 7 update also surfacing on Samsung’s Korean forums over the weekend.
It appears a “serious bug” was discovered in the One UI 7 update after it began rolling out in several countries on April 7, followed by a US rollout on April 10. According to Ice Universe, users in South Korea started reporting issues with unlocking their phones after the update, leading to Samsung pulling the plug on it for now. If you haven’t received the One UI 7 update yet, this suspension could be the reason why.
Sudden!
After the Korean Galaxy S24 series firmware was pushed, a serious bug was found, which led to the suspension of the push plan in all other countries, including China.— I’m back！ (@UniverseIce) April 14, 2025
The reason for the delay in the Galaxy S24 push is that users of the official version of One UI7 of the Korean S24 series found that “they could not be unlocked normally in some cases.”
Samsung urgently reviewed the firmware withdrawal in other countries.
Have you ever…— I’m back！ (@UniverseIce) April 14, 2025
Samsung has yet to acknowledge the issue or officially confirm that it has halted the rollout of the One UI 7 update. Early reports pointed to the problem being limited to the Exynos 2400-powered Galaxy S24 models, with tipster Tarun Vats noting that Samsung had even removed the firmware from its OTA servers.
However, more recent updates suggest that the rollout has also been paused for Snapdragon-powered Galaxy S24 variants sold in the US and other parts of the world, something Vats has now confirmed as well. Users are worried that this pause will also impact the rollout schedule for One UI 7 on other older Galaxy devices, such as the Galaxy S23 series.
If you’ve already installed One UI 7 on your Galaxy phones, you’ll most likely receive another update patching whatever issue Samsung has found. We’ve reached out to the company to confirm these developments and to clarify the reason behind the latest One UI 7 rollout snag.